Young Poland — Młoda Polska
The Polish Wing
Kraków’s own line — not filed under anyone else’s history.
1897–1930
Wyspiański’s theater posters (Interior, 1899), Axentowicz’s Sztuka Society exhibition posters (c. 1898), Frycz’s stage and cabaret work, Mehoffer’s graphic art. Poland is its own wing, not a subset of the Soviet wing, and the audience knows its history: the postwar Polish School the world knows descends from this one — and that school remains style-only (life+70 and URAA-restored), honored in the Painted ateliers, cross-linked from here, never reproduced. The most-requested school we cannot sell gets the truthful answer on this page.
Why this school is here
Young Poland (Młoda Polska)
Poland · 1897–1930
Pre-1931 publication clears under the family’s U.S.-seller framework. Ancestor of the postwar Polish School (below), which remains style-only.
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In the wing
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Interior (Wnętrze) — Stanisław Wyspiański, 1899
A theater poster from the founder of Young Poland’s stage design.
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Sztuka Society Exhibition Poster — Teodor Axentowicz, 1898
The announcement for Kraków’s new art society.
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General Exhibition of Polish Art in Lemberg — Józef Mehoffer, 1910
A second founding hand of Young Poland, announcing a national showcase.